This child psychology course delves into the role of music in special education and explains how it can positively affect children with special educational needs (SEN). We discuss autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in detail, including its causes and characteristics. We then discuss the purpose of music and how it can be used effectively in our daily lives. The course investigates the role of music education in promoting individual development, change and transformation as it contributes to society's development.

We show you how including music in early childhood education can boost confidence and have a positive impact on children and students with diverse needs. We demonstrate how special education facilitates communication and interaction with the environment and how music education in particular can contribute to academic success for autistic children.

This SEN course highlights the crucial role that teachers play in academic success and describes the significance of music in the academic process. We also discuss the relationship between socialization and the impact of music therapy. Lastly, we explain how melodies and rhymes can improve language, numeracy and sequencing abilities in children. This course is ideal for parents, childcare providers or early childhood education professionals who want to better understand the critical role that music plays in special education. Sign up to learn how music therapy helps autistic children to express themselves and develop crucial life skills.